10 wettest cities
Avg annual precipitation in inches 1. Hilo, Hawaii 128.00 2. Quillayute, Washington 104.50 3. Astoria, Oregon 69.60 4. Blue Canyon, California 67.87 5. Mobile, Alabama 64.64 6. Tallahassee, Florida 64.59 7. Pensacola, Florida 61.16 8. New Orleans, Louisiana 59.74 9. W Palm Beach, Florida 59.72 10. Miami, Florida 59.55
Friday, March 11, 2011
US Weather Extremes: Top 10 Wettest Cities
US Weather Extremes: Top 10 Driest Cities
10 driest cities
Avg annual precipitation in inches 1. Yuma, Arizona 2.65 2. Las Vegas, Nevada 4.19 3. Bishop, California 5.61 4. Bakersfield, California 5.72 5. Phoenix, Arizona 7.11 6. Alamosa, Colorado 7.13 7. Reno, California 7.49 8. Winslow, Arizona 7.64 9. El Paso, Texas 7.82 10. Winnemucca, Nevada 7.82
US Weather Extremes: Top 10 Coldest Cities
10 coldest cities
Average annual temperature, F 1. International Falls, Minnesota 36.4 2. Duluth, Minnesota 38.2 3. Caribou, Maine 38.9 4. Marquette, Michigan 39.2 5. Sault Ste Marie, Michigan 39.7 6. Fargo, North Dakota 40.5 7. Williston, North Dakota 40.8 8. Alamosa, Colorado 41.2 9. Bismarck, North Dakota 41.3 10. St. Cloud, Minnesota 41.4
US Weather Extremes: Top 10 Hottest Cities
10 hottest cities
Average annual temperature, F 1. Key West, Florida 77.7 2. Miami, Florida 75.6 3. W Palm Beach, Florida 74.6 4. Ft. Myers, Florida 73.9 5. Yuma, Florida 73.9 6. Brownsville, Texas 73.6 7. Orlando, Florida 72.4 8. Vero Beach, Florida 72.4 9. Corpus Christi, Texas 72.1 10. Tampa, Florida 72.0
US Weather Extremes: Top 10 All-Time Coldest Temperatures
10 all-time coldest
Temperatures
Obtained from state temperature
Records, NCDC 1. Prospect Creek, Alaska -80 2. Rogers Pass, Montana -70 3. Peters Sink, Utah -69 4. Riverside, Wyoming -66 5. Maybell, Colorado -61 6. Tower, Minnesota -60 7. Parshall, North Dakota -60 8. Island Park Dam, Idaho -60 9. McIntosh, South Dakota -58 10. Couderay, Wisconsin -55
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